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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Star Winchester lists its post office entry as a second class matter and outlines its consolidation with nearby papers. Subscription rates are given for mail and carrier delivery, with annual and short-term options, plus advertising representatives in major cities.
I am like a green olive tree in the house of God I trust in the mercy of God forever and will praise him forever because he has done it I will wait on thy name a Psalm. 62 8 9.
Prime Minister Bennett told the Conservative Association in Montreal that Canada is on the verge of a trade revival due to Ottawa Imperial Conference agreements. He warned that U S gains coincide with Canadian losses from retaliatory tariffs, saying Canada is reaping the whirlwind of protectionism.
Colonebergh outlines plans for scheduled ocean flights and transatlantic airliners. The venture, with Lindbergh as chief technical adviser, signals a major step after years of trials and tragedies in ocean aviation.
Exchange Vice President elect and Mrs Garner say they will decline most social invitations, arguing officials need rest and privacy. The piece rails against statesmen as public exhibits, urging focus on official duties and minimal public handshakes while advising practical, plain housekeeping advice.
Mount Williams Va December 8 announces an entertainment and community Christmas tree at the school house on December 22 followed by a Christmas program with Santa. Donations of presents for the tree are welcome for others. Local residents share family visits and health updates amidst community news.
Milldale Virginia on December 8 reports Mr. and Mrs. Grover Brown and family along with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown of Martinsburg West Virginia visiting their mother Mrs. W B Brown. Phyllis Licklider, recently at Winchester Memorial Hospital, returned home much improved and hopes to return to school soon. Mrs. George Kirby and son Andrew of Berryville spent Sunday with her daughter and Dewey Brown. Mrs. Jim Butler visited Monday with Mrs. D C Brown. Sybil Thompson and friend Dewey Walton of Front Royal spent a short Sunday night visit with Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. John Armel. Aubrey Cox visited Sunday with Miss Thelma Corer. Isabelle Stickley, who spent Thanksgiving in Richmond for Milldale five point school, has returned home reporting a nice time.
The text discusses added mileage in civilization with detours on a straight and narrow path. It cites varying life expectancies, noting twenty years in the sixteenth century and twenty six years in India, and comments on urban life and distrust among the nation.
Dr J S Leonhardt touts a real internal medicine to treat piles by fixing underlying circulation and impure blood. After 1000 patients with 900 successes he brands HEMROID, sold by Baker's Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
Emilia, eighteen, sits in the arbor and confronts Esther Scarlett's niece while memories of her deceased family echo. Esther guards Emilia, who contemplates returning to the city and abandoning hopes of kinship, as the young girl tries to coax an unstable confession about her past and the Valary line.
Emilia reaffirms a vow to Robin through Esther's memory as she leaves Cousin John Valary's house. The living room and chair remain sacred, a testament to heroes who refused to give up. She plans to return to the city to seek work and continue onward, no matter the hardship.
Rev P Saunders returned from a two week vacation with relatives in Salem and Newcastle. Mrs John Thwaite of Nain visited Middletown. The Headley children are improving after illness. Ben Rogers and relatives spent Sunday at Reliance. Lelia Ludwig of Flint Hill visited with her parents Ed and Mrs Ludwig. The Karcher family of South Langhorne Pa and Mrs Clara Perry and Betty Lee Perry stayed at the McInturff home. Dr and Mrs T A Williams hosted a turkey dinner with several guests from Winchester Middletown and Middletown area.
Strassburg residents report visitors from Winchester and Washington at homes of W P Saunders and the Laucks. The wedding of John Pickerel in Charlottesville is noted. Other guests include Elspeth Peyton, Myrtle and Clinton Rhodes, Lillian Kline in Washington, and Melvin Ogden with Glenn Windle. Alvin Willis is critically ill. Julian Kline is recovering from a severe hand injury. Mrs J T Reely remains ill.
A Canadian motorist, traveling at 55 mph, chased a deer which managed to stay ahead and then darted into the underbrush. Meanwhile Tokyo University savants claim earthquakes trigger fish bites, a note on unlucky fishing observations.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Senger and son were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Moore. Several families including the Rameys, Orndorffs, Clowsers and Larricks visited and called on neighbors across Hogue Creek. A Mt. Olive Church Christmas program was moved to December 27 to avoid conflicts with other churches.
Reynolds Store Virginia notes a busy social scene with dinners and visits among families from Martinsburg Cumberland Gerrardstown and Winchester. Multiple residents suffer bronchial pneumonia and illness while others travel to Berkeley Springs Chestnut Grove and Rich mond for events and teaching meetings.
An ad promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a stomach relief remedy. It advises taking a tablespoonful before meals and lying down flat after eating to end stomach pain, heartburn, and fullness. Baker's Drug Store offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
Record shows year to date 36.21 inches with 24 years of data ending at 8 am. December to date shows none. Monthly values listed for January five numbers per month. February 195 inches. March 2.70. April 317. May 358. June 339. July 3.50. August 3.54. September 2.20. October 2.87. November 2.14. December 2.39.
An old remedy promotion touts 666 salve as the fastest healer for head colds and neuralgia. It promises headaches fade in 30 minutes and malaria symptoms vanish in three days. The ad emphasizes speedy remedies and quick relief.
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